Viva Macau in trouble
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- Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Reports in Macau and Hong Kong say hundreds of people have been left stranded after budget airline Viva Macau cancelled flights because it was unable to pay its fuel bills.
Reports in Macau and Hong Kong say hundreds of people have been left stranded after budget airline Viva Macau cancelled flights because it was unable to pay its fuel bills.
The UK government should introduce more varied, improved and less-predictable security measures at airports, a report by its MPs recommends.
UAE-based Emirates airline says it may delay its planned move to the new Al Maktoum International Airport, Dubai by up to 10 years.
A fleet of five 'ultimate green buses' manufactured in Northern Ireland for the UK's Transport for London will detour via San Diego to have their engines fitted, adding more than 17,000 miles to their carbon footprint ahead of launch.
Canada's Air Canada has increased the C$500 million target for cost cuts and new revenue-generating activities it said it would achieve by the end of 2011.
American Airlines Cargo (AA Cargo) has received the "International Airline of the Year" award from the Express Delivery and Logistics Association (XLA) at the annual AirCargo 2010 Conference in Orlando, Florida, USA.
Airports of Thailand (AOT) says it has scaled back expansion plans for Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport, but still intends to invest THB62.5 billion in 2011-2016 to increase capacity.
Singapore's Changi Airport says it saw a 16.2 per cent rise in air freight tonnage in February from a year ago.
German airline Air Berlin - the country's second-biggest carrier after Lufthansa - says its net loss for 2009 narrowed to EUR9.5 million thanks to cost savings and route reductions during the year.
Reports in Macau and Hong Kong say hundreds of people have been left stranded after budget airline Viva Macau cancelled flights because it was unable to pay its fuel bills.
The UK government should introduce more varied, improved and less-predictable security measures at airports, a report by its MPs recommends.
UAE-based Emirates airline says it may delay its planned move to the new Al Maktoum International Airport, Dubai by up to 10 years.
A fleet of five 'ultimate green buses' manufactured in Northern Ireland for the UK's Transport for London will detour via San Diego to have their engines fitted, adding more than 17,000 miles to their carbon footprint ahead of launch.
Canada's Air Canada has increased the C$500 million target for cost cuts and new revenue-generating activities it said it would achieve by the end of 2011.
American Airlines Cargo (AA Cargo) has received the "International Airline of the Year" award from the Express Delivery and Logistics Association (XLA) at the annual AirCargo 2010 Conference in Orlando, Florida, USA.
Airports of Thailand (AOT) says it has scaled back expansion plans for Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport, but still intends to invest THB62.5 billion in 2011-2016 to increase capacity.
Singapore's Changi Airport says it saw a 16.2 per cent rise in air freight tonnage in February from a year ago.
German airline Air Berlin - the country's second-biggest carrier after Lufthansa - says its net loss for 2009 narrowed to EUR9.5 million thanks to cost savings and route reductions during the year.